Zombie Land 😳 🇺🇸 San Francisco’s Tenderloin District 4K UHD No Commentary e scooter tour
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First person Electric Scooter tour through one of San Francisco's poorest and most dangerous neighborhood's.
Be aware of your surroundings when passing through the Tenderloin District, this is one of San Francisco's most dangerous neighborhood's. First tagged with the name "Tenderloin" because of its similarity to a New York neighborhood that was regarded as a choice assignment for corrupt cops, San Francisco's Tenderloin is a forty-block section of downtown that is home to some 20,000+ people. It is San Francisco's most diverse and unusual neighborhood, and also one of its poorest.
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Union Square:
Union Square is a 2.6-acre public plaza bordered by Geary, Powell, Post and Stockton Streets in downtown San Francisco, California. "Union Square" also refers to the central shopping, hotel, and theater district that surrounds the plaza for several blocks.[citation needed] The area got its name because it was once used for Thomas Starr King rallies and support for the Union Army during the American Civil War, earning its designation as a California Historical Landmark. Today, this one-block plaza and surrounding area is one of the largest collections of department stores, upscale boutiques, gift shops, art galleries, and beauty salons in the United States, making Union Square a major tourist destination and a well-known gathering place in downtown San Francisco. Grand hotels and small inns, as well as repertory, off-Broadway, and single-act theaters also contribute to the area's dynamic, 24-hour character. The Dewey Monument is at the center of Union Square. It is a statue of Nike, the ancient Greek goddess of victory
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Chinatown is centered on Grant Avenue and Stockton Street in San Francisco, California, is the oldest Chinatown in North America and the largest Chinese enclave outside Asia. It is also the oldest and largest of the four notable Chinese enclaves within San Francisco. Since its establishment in 1848, it has been highly important and influential in the history and culture of ethnic Chinese immigrants in North America. annually than the Golden Gate Bridge.
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North Beach (Little Italy)
Lombard Street's west end is at Presidio Boulevard inside The Presidio; it then heads east through the Cow Hollow neighborhood. For 12 blocks, between Broderick Street and Van Ness Avenue, it is an arterial road that is co-signed as U.S. Route 101. Lombard Street continues through the Russian Hill neighborhood and to the Telegraph Hill neighborhood. At Telegraph Hill it turns south, becoming Telegraph Hill Boulevard to Pioneer Park and Coit Tower. Lombard Street starts again at Winthrop Street and ends at The Embarcadero as a collector road.
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This is great footage, really appreciate it. No commentary is great. We just get to see the city as it is.
🙏 I appreciate your appreciation . Thank you for watching 👍
Indeed, and no comments necessary. The sorry sight speaks for itself. Sad.
That's the Tenderloin District. A few blocks that were designated in 1850 for VICE. So it's always been bad. The cops looked the other way, because they accepted bribes and became so wealthy they were able to eat good cuts of meat...the tenderloin. As for San Francisco, IT'S BEAUTIFUL>
Doesn’t look like a happy place 😢, life sucked out of the city 🤔
GSW 😮
I was in San Francisco in 1981 staying in a hotel in Sutter Street, we walked extensively and it was immaculate, you seem to now have the same problem as we do in Britain.
Gotta love democracy.
The New american dream :
"Woke, crack, Homeless, zombified downtowns"
That's what they want for Russia and russians said hell noooo....
Remember 1981 San Francisco : Tenderloin, had a Adult bookstore on every corner... Live Peeps - girls performing dildo shows for 25 cents! 😋
@@cockyhemi-123 Look at the state of the 100s of dictatorships in the world. They're so great that everyone's fleeing to our democracies.
@@cockyhemi-123 I would blame soft on crime liberal politicians for this.
San Francisco - what can you say? Back in the sixties when it was the wild hippie days it was still a safe, clean city that was wonderful to visit. Now I won't even go there to go to UC MED. It's not just your person that is unsafe, but your car is a sure target. And if you protect yourself or your vehicle don't expect Justice from SF, expect punishment for attacking a Sacred Cow that wanders the streets.
Never owned a car in SF but sure rode a lot of Vespa scooters, bicycles, and rented the cheapest cars I could find. Public transportation was excellent too.
@@gurujr oh yeah, public transportation with swarms of drug addicts is funny for a few days
Car rental suggestions?
San Francisco was the USA's most beautiful city.
Key word "was".
I highly doubt that. maybe it was in the top 10, but defintely not the most, and now it is trashed
One of the most beautiful but definitely never the most. I have noticed a tendency among people of SF to sneakily put SF along with NYC in conversations as if they are comparable cities when in reality they are not even in the same league. SF is such a small place with less than 1 million population. If you are talking urban beauty Chicago would top my list in USA although there is no other city like NYC.
San Francisco is the new Detroit .Detroit was forced into it.San Fran did by design
Both SF and Detroit are in the death throes of end stage liberalism. The root cause of their demise is the same.
From Detroit here. I disagree. They both voted for it.
Yea people are fleeing so fast that you can pick up a 1 bedroom apartment now in SF for only 2000. You might even be able to buy a flat for under a million. It's just shocking. Right wing nonsense.
Ok that makes sense
The Ucsf hospital in downtown San Francisco was stellar for anything
It’s really scary fauci f Ed up so bad. The hospital could turn to 💩
I will always appreciate the architecture and buildings in SF. Sad to see it in this condition
Yes, that always amazed me. The terraced streets and buildings on the hillsides. The old bridge. Reminds me of some Mediterranean countries
If SF can survive a devastating earthquake and a recent pandemic I'm cheering for it to eventually getting back on its feet economically. It may take a while though.
@@gurujrThe problem with SF now is its people. It takes a decade before they can actually solve this kind of problem😢😢
Looks like they cleaned the place up a bit. The 90s was a bit crazy.
You get the government that you voted for. And for the record, this didn’t happen over night. I wonder if the citizens of SF are proud of themselves right about now
A couple of months ago I realized everyone I used to know who lived there have moved away.
Nobody looks happy, boarded up buildings, vagrants everywhere, graffiti on everything. San Francisco is gone. It died a disgusting death. Glad I moved away years ago. Such a shame & voters brought this down on themselves.
Turns out. Democracy is the worst political system ever created. A dictatorship is better than idiots voting in laws that only harm themselves and society.
💥I hear you, I moved 1999 from Sacramento, and I never regret and looked back....
А в чём причина такого упадка Сан Франциско?
Gavin started this mess. Now we see all California is like this mess.
Enjoy
In the coming decades sadly this will be all of CA thanks to the dem communist. communism destroys everything.
Loved San Fran 70s 80s 90s but wouldn't go now . Very sad
Isn’t that funny in the 80s San Francisco had the aids epidemic problems. And fauci was in charge
Then in 2020s San Francisco had the Covid problems and fauci was in charge
The screeching protesters add a level of dystopia to this video that enhance the visuals. Truly a nightmare.
Has there ever been a march or protest against all the crimes against Asian people. Or how about elder people getting victimize. Nope always for criminals who get hurt by cops or unfairness in the legal system. SF is a fricked up city
Asians spoke up… media reacted… people found out who was commenting the assaults.. the media went 🤫
I remember back when I lived in San Francisco it was an exciting, thriving city, but with a small-town feel. Now I wouldn't want to even visit if you paid me. It's both sad and frustrating to see what bad policies based on dogmatic ideologies will do to a place.
People chose a life without Jesus and will soon get what they wish for.
@@sylvesterwest5991 San Francisco was on the path for dogmatic progressive ideologies long before the techies were there. The policies that have destroyed this city are a microcosm of what has happened to leftist politics in the last 5-10 years: it's gone from a liberalism to far left. This is the problem in the US at the moment.
Fully agree, visited the city 7 times during the late 90s and early 00s from Europe for exhibitions. It was a wonderful safe metropolis with a weird, alternative, small town flavour, great sights and environment, wonderful people and dinning. Having watched the fall of the city to crime, drugs and tent cities makes me so sad... They need a 180 reversal and recovery before I would ever consider going back... Sorry SF, you must rest in my fond memories...
@@christianamor8828 did he have a credit card and good credit rating ? that counts now
Moondog made it all possible, his legacy of a 'utopia'.
When I was young I dreamt of leaving Copenhagen and settling in San Francisco or NYC. Now I can't wait to move back to Copenhagen. How life can change! Last time in SF was in Muir Beach which was great - but its not the bustling, vibrant SF I longed for back then.
Ah yes. Muir Beach etc. I spent some time do landscaping in Marin and had friends in Stinson Beach and Bolinas.
Copenhagen is a sh!thole in its own right. Not nearly as bad as SF, but pretty crappy nonetheless.
Europe is better, unfortunately America is not the same.
@@newua1252not for long..
take me with you
Very interesting ride and perspective of this once beautiful city... That scooter really moves out too. Sad how many homeless and people in despair.
San Francisco is still a beautiful city!
Under collectivism (communism), homelessness (aka "couch surfing") is a given.
Did you happen to notice he rode by multiple entire blocks that were are totally shut down and boarded/gated closed?
@@FrankPSF San Francisco is a shit hole.
With the INSANELY high cost of living and the very expensive property taxes the people of San Francisco pay how could they not expect anything less than perfection and this is nowhere close. BTW did I also hear people demanding justice for a suspected criminal? How do these people think this is going to even remotely encourage businesses to want to stay in the city. This is not just "zombie land' this is "crazy land". If it wasn't for the beautiful weather, it would be a total loss. What a dichotomy between the amazing weather and the filth and graffiti of the streets. Looks like another fine example of Democrat leadership at its best. How sad.
There's an expression; "The coldest winter I ever spent was the summer I lived in San Francisco." Fog hangs over the peninsula, sometimes for the whole damn summer.
Commercial values are cratering because of anti-business policies. When jobs and businesses are gone, demand for real estate will decline which will depress home values. Property tax will decline which only makes the spiral worse.
@@encinobalboa Sounds like an orchestrated attempt to destroy the city. There is no way these politicians can be so clueless and inept as to have this happen by accident. Good luck with those Democrat leaders San Fransisco and the rest of America, take note!
@@kennethm.pricejr.8921 “The coldest winter I ever spent was a summer in San Francisco.”
@@kennethm.pricejr.8921I just said the same thing last week I'm from San Bernardino and it 70 out here
That protest/march was so lackluster I'm spirit... it was like they showing up for a job they really don't want to do.
They prefer to protest as work from home.
The Tenderloin has some of the most beautiful architecture in the city, hope to see it cleaned up.
It does..
Exactly why I love it. The people, not so much.
Good eats there too
and blues are only a dollar a pop!
Built by strong American men in the 1930s. You know, all the racists and bigots and what have you or whatever they say these days.
@@astrah982 "they"-mentally deranged democrat leeches.
Honestly, I feel for the hard working ppl in USA, but I'll continue spending my holidays elsewhere. 😢
Tbh being here over the holidays is wild. I often ended up stuck here doing a dog sit for holidays over the last decade, and the city is practically empty, especially over Xmas and Thanksgiving. I have pics of an EMPTY Golden Gate Bridge that go back to 2013. Sort of says a lot about who exactly was occupying the city around those times and since then. (Transplants and gentrifiers) 😐
@@RainlichenPoliticians have sank this state along with NY and a few major cities. Chi and Det. It's a shame. When business leaves like auto manufacturing in a once thriving Detroit it's so sad. Now homeless flock to Cali because for them life is made so easy. Criminals don't have to fear punishment because we are in the middle of a generation of people with zero accountability. It's only getting worse because parents are more busy on their phones now than raising their children.
You are very smart.
Me too. I've been living in Spain since the 90s with ten years in Asia teaching English.
@@flynt1977 I totally get it. I literally watched it all happen while I was screaming at the top of my lungs at how unsustainable and imbalanced it all was. My heart would break a little more everyday for my hometown and the increase in disparity I was seeing. I used to bash the people who were complaining about the homeless because most of them were transplants themselves, and didn’t realize that not just the influx of homeless/addicts transients to California were the problem but also the corporations and all their overpaid and useless entitled employees/employers that didn’t think twice about paying way too much rent to take up space in luxury accommodations while teachers and other civil servants that the city relied on to function properly kept getting pushed to the other suburbs and forced to commute 2 hours in traffic so the tech assholes could educate their kids. The people who worked in Silicon Valley but insisted on living in hip areas of SF so they could indulge in the metropolitan lifestyle they imagined for themselves was rude and entitled and senseless and now we’re dealing with the long term consequences of those choices and meanwhile all those self serving high paid tech gentrifiers who insisted on living in Hayes valley and the commuting down to Cupertino everyday are now probably sitting in their luxury houses (in the suburbs or back in their boring affordable home state) , procreating just like Elizabeth Holmes and all their corrupt money grubbing actions will be exposed and their kids disgraced and poverty stricken eventually too. Good job tech people. Way to destroy literally everything. Keep blaming the homeless and drug addicts that the rest of the country sent to us and act like it’s the local natives of SF who some how ruined everything when for the most part everyone who is from SF had to leave or was displaced and had nothing to do with its downfall. 👍🏼
I lived in the Bay Area in the 80s. This looks so sad. Nothing like how it was. The politicians should be in jail for letting this happen.
They are trying to demolish it, so they can make it into a "Smart City" to enslave everyone there... they a re doing a damn good job from what I can see.
What are you talking about? It looked WAY WORSE THAN THIS in the 80's and crime was way higher too.
@@lewt187 That’s a lie. Completely.
politician = cringe 💯 whenever see/hear that word
I don't live in the Tenderloin now but back in the 90's when I lived at Eddy and Taylor we had shootings every couple of months. I'd hear the shots and turn on my police radio with the two channels; it had a crystal for each frequency. So long ago...
Why such a deserted look all over !!
A lot of cities are dying. Too expensive and too much crime.
@@blast4me754 You mean that city is dying because L.A has issues but is NOT dying and by what I see here L.A looks way better with a decent City Urban life.
What a mess 😢
I have not been back to San Francisco for 4 years after living there in the second have of th 1960s as a teen who moved there from Sacramento. I was a nerd but moved there after selling my profitable electronic repair shop. I graduated HS mid term so the same day packd up my 58 Chevy with my clothes, some test gear and $4000 from selling my 4 year old established hifi and amateur radio repair ship started at 13yo. To me San Francisco was the intenational port of culture, the arts, world communities and all things desirable. My yearly visits to spend the night in a hotel and shop for school clothes every August was the highlight of the year, because I got to visit real museums in Golden Gate Park or shop in China Town. I rented an apartment on a cliff overlooking Playland of the Pacific to the south and Cliff House to the west. It was expensive then due to the entire south facing wall was glass floor to ceiling with a view all the way to the the south. At the time housing was not too expensive but this 2 bedroom with great world class view was worth every cent. I parked the car and used my bike, walking or bus . I was not interest in the music scene that was raging at the time because I was a nerd but soon musicians found that there was this nerdy kid on the cliff who could repair their amps. They were simple circuits so easy to fix. There was a ham radio store up Balboa (the apartment address was 48th and Balboa but it required walking or driving up a narrow curving drive way to reach it. Directly below at the base of the cliff later would become The Family Dog Ballroom.. The radio store often had parts I needed so it was pretty easy to repair them, my customers, or trade for food or anything, were all on the verge of being signed and becoming household worlds, such as this tall skinny Mexican kid a year older, who had nothing to pay, I did not ask, but he wrote out a note and asked me to come hear him play at a place called Winterland. I happened to be in the area later so stopped by and showed the note to the door and went in to a large ballroom. That was the first time I heard of my new aquaintence, Carlos Santana, and found a new appreciation for the diversity of San Francisco music that was before WoodStock where he begged a late night spot that the promoters did not know or plan for any voluneer added bands so they gave their large band a well after minute play. The Bay Area knew the Santana band but at woodstock the whole world learned of their incredible talent. His gamle to drive a bus all the way to NY on the hope of begging a spot to play for free paid off with a major label recording contract. My new found interest in the music scene centered around the Grateful Dead. I started designing custom equipment for groups and later ended up in the recording industry owning a failed recording studio that I turned into one that was booked solid and recorded top groups for years. I still do not play any instruments but know what audiences would respond to and the technical aspects of recording.
I moved out of the US in 2000 beause it was clear to me that it was sinking, maybe not yet but had lost its way in many ways. I have only been back 5 times in 23 years and seeing the fracturing of society into 1000 factions were each hates the other 99 made it uncomfortable to even be in California and seeing the beautiful city by the bay become diry, smelly and in serious decline I avoided landing in SFO because my usual BART train, I was warned, has been taken over by homeless and gangs.
But this video shows a lot cleaner Tenderloin than I remember on my last 3 visits. Union Square had been taken over by the smell of urine and human feces covering the streets and thousands of homeless. Just to show a little support I booked 5 days in a hotel in Union Square to explore the city but I was refused entry because my prepaid booking was denied because all I had for ID was my US passport, expired Cal drivers license and my new-that-morning- temp renewal license. The manager said it was not legal to check in without US IF and passports do not count nor renewed temp drivers license. That must have been a niew law but I left to find another and was turned down, with the reason being only foreign citizens can use a passport for ID. That is something I noticed on each return trip, the number of nonsense restictive laws passed between visits seem to multiply. I gave up with hotels so tried hostels(the first place refused to refund my$800 prepaid because as the manager claims, I tried to check in by fraud.) I was turned down by a few Hostels but found one that was a fun place, very social and nice for $32 a night. The girl who checked me the passport was fine. I stayed a week and then asked to stay 4 more days. The same day the girl came to me say her manager who collects the money at 6 hostels, told her to kick me out because I had no legal id or what they demand now "Real ID". But she added, he will not be back for a week so I could stay 5 more days for free because she would tell him I was kicked out..
I have not returned since. I suppose people who are in the US who are seeing the changes in little steps that do not seem dramatic so they are less concerned but seeing 4-5 years of accumulated change at once in a return visit are likely as shocked as I am when I return, to experience the division, wokism/counter culture and infrastructure collapse all at once are probably as shocked as I was.
where did you move to
It is literally a ghost town now!
We spent a afternoon in San Francisco, 6-7 years ago. Didn't like it then. I did get a bit of a chuckle when "Little Saigon" popped up in the video. We live in HCMC/Saigon part time, and love that city. I've seen nothing in this video that would make me want to visit San Francisco again.
Nice video. I grew up here. Can you make a tour around or in 580 O'farrell st? Its a college dorm/hotel. Thank you!
Thank you for watching, Today we make our way to the Federal Building in San Francisco starting in the heart of the Tenderloin District. enjoying my content or love to hate it ?? make sure to Subscribe and leave a like!
Get a good shot of the Panoramic at 9th and Mission. That was built to be student housing so they could attract a 'better element' into the area and help it improve. But what did they do instead? They made the entire building homeless housing. And the building and it's apartments are state-of-the-art technologically. For these idiots!
我很訝異，十多年前去的地方，現在變成如此，令人感到難過 ，希望當地政府可以更努力解決這個問題，也希望大家能遠離毒品。
You should go live there, you thought it was better than China 10 years ago. China don't want you back
"I am surprised that the place I visited more than ten years ago has become like this, which is sad. I hope the local government can work harder to solve this problem, and I hope everyone can stay away from drugs." (Google Translate)
I used to work on Eddy Street in the Tenderloin District of San Francisco. I also worked in the Kensington section of Philadelphia and Kensington is far worse than the Tenderloin.
Looks like a lot of empty shops. Where are all the people?
It feels like the SF Bay Area is in rapid decline.
I used to live not far from Detroit. Detroit was the wealthiest city per capita in the 1950s. With the fall of the car industry, it fell as well. I'm seeing a similar vibe here.
I recognize the buildings but not the city 😮.
So sad to see it looking like a ghost town. I have been missing the city for years. Not anymore 😢
Because he filmed on a Sunday morning when everything was closed.
honestly, it is dangerous and you shouldn't drive around in that neighborhood like that
It's not
@@deejaye2647 Then why are guards in most of the stores there? I honestly hope all of you get your whishes and wants in the declining state of kommiefornia. Remove all of the police and leave the border open, no drug laws, in fact why have laws at all in kommiefornia? The only thing I find good about your state are police chases, they're a constant source of entertainment and even inspired a video game, lol. There's just nothing I enjoy more than watching your state crumble and all of your suffering, it please me so.😅
@@deejaye2647 The Tenderloin area has the highest crime rate in San Francisco: 70% of the city's violent crimes, and around one-fourth of the city's murders, occur in this neighborhood. The Tenderloin also sees high rates of drug abuse, gang violence, and prostitution.
The tech bros messed this city up and now have left for San Diego to mess up that city with their woke politics
Stated in the 80s with mayor Feinstein .. got gross under newsum.. tech and towers came from Ed Lee.. and breed .. well she’s just not good at her job.
San Francisco was already a seedbed of wokism before the tech bros. What you're seeing now is the eventual fruits of those horrible leftist policies.
@@RERTV They didn't help.
San Diego is way better than san Francisco
@@Bruh-kl3vr its going to be like SF Newsom side kick Mayor Todd is destroying it.
For those not from the SF Bay Area, SF is quickly becoming another Detroit. Even basic laws are no longer enforced, the police force has "quiet quit," and most sane people either already have or will leave SF soon. The corruption and ineptitude of local politicians could rival that of Chicago.
Seeing this is very depressing to me, because I remember the way SF was in the 1990's, and it really was wonderful to visit, have nice dinner on Saturday night, and take a leisurely stroll around Union Square before heading home at 1AM. That was then. Taking a leisurely stroll around Union Square at 1AM today would be nothing short of a death wish.
Sad to hear this but they got what they vote for.
Since it will become the new Detroit, and you predict that a lot of people are moving out. Will that mean that houses will be up for sale or drop to low affordable prices
many cities in n. america are def. bcoming either dystopian or already are .....
and mainstream media still keeps saying economy doin' great 🤦
Sorry, but no. Union Square back in the 90's could be a scary place at 1AM. Anywhere in that area of SF was capable of going off murderously and did, regularly. You were lucky.
I moved from Marin in '14 and last visited in '16. I worked twice a week at Macy's and would drive down O'Farrell to the parking garage. The city was NEVER this empty even the Tenderloin early in the day. You don't see the true Tenderloin until much later in the day.
When I heard the chants for " Release that tape " it made me think you had a lot of fans wanting to see Relaxing Electric Rides. I'm wrong again ! Some days you just can't win.
Where’s Karl Malden when we need him?
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Watching this from India..
Where are the people?
Where is the sounds of life?
This place looks dead!
It's a shame what happened to a once great city. SF has become a toilet of crime, drugs, homelessness and despair. It's not the city I once knew.
Come to rural red america and you’ll be crying to go home
@@mq827 I'd rather live in rural red in poverty than in tax ladened, soul stripping red cities.
@@mq827 I love my Southern, rural Red town. I can walk around around the beautiful historic downtown without worrying about being mugged, assaulted or murdered. Even at night.
My little town may not be “exciting”, but I wouldn’t trade the safety, peace and good neighbors for any large “exotic” Blue city.
As long as you're happy I'm glad for you.
Release the tape? Victimhood mentality on full display again.
NO JUSTICE NO STORES,HOTELS OR PEOPLE!!!
What you show now seems to be cleaner that what I remember in the 80s and 90s. Of course a lot more people walking around back in the day also.
I'm thankful to have seen this. I'm now comfortable knowing that as long as we don't vote unwisely in our city, it shouldn't become a hell hole like this place.
And what exactly in the video above makes you think SF is a "hell hole?"
this makes Los Angeles look like a paradise, maybe downtowns are comparable, but neighborhoods North of the 10 are way better than what I see in this vid
Right! L.A might have homeless issues but some neighborhoods have Professionals and Creatives that live there.
Thank you for the effort doing this, editing, details yet I wonder why ride your scooter against traffic?
You got to do the do if you want to get done my friend. Thank you for watching. 👍
Didn’t that area survive a few massive earthquakes and fires a while back and got rebuilt beautifully ?
What’s happening now is taking it to the next level.
Yeah, earthquakes, fires, unbelievable things. Then 21st century Democrats arrived and said: "Hold my beer…"
@@ut000bs Dems said "hold my Bud Light!" 😄
Reagan was governor !!
I was at a museum in San Francisco and I was like
Shit today is the anniversary and exactly the same time of the 89 earthquake. And I was looking at the exhibit of the earthquake
aside from the garbage, graffiti, and drug addicts, the city looks fine. It could probably be recovered in just a few years with proper leadership and policing
Honestly compared to a year ago, looks a lot better. Not dozens of tents and homeless everywhere like a year ago and tenderloin is the worst part of the city. If anything, it looks more of a ghost town.
Might be on the mend ❤️🩹
Although it's not nearly enough, Mayor Breed has improved the homeless situation and the Street Ambassadors have made a visible improvement everywhere they've been deployed. Urban Alchemy should be 24/7 and posted everywhere we can afford to because they are actually showing up and doing their job, unlike some others in uniform...
The movie "Blade Runner" was set in Los Angeles in November of 2019,with a world of synthetic humans,flying cars and mercenary wars on space colonies.
In 2023,it looks like we have a very long way to go before that prediction comes true.
But the synthetic drug part of Blade Runner has come true
That was a dystopia though bro... Blade Runner LA was a hellscape
Not as far as you think.
We're still in our "Escape From New York" phase...
In Melbourne,
I am an Australian citizen born in Queensland, spent 18 years in New Zealand as a child growing up.
Eventually returned to Australia and in my 30s settled in Melbourne.
We have avoided the Opiate epidemic.
Doctors are careful mostly to not prescribe addiction for profit or points.
Fentanyl has not shown its addictive horror for addicts yet in street Zombies nodding off on pavements.
I hope it doesn't happen 😮😮😮😮😮
I have noticed economic hardship. Shopfronts bare. The streets seem dirty and something has gone.
😢 I don't know what it is but it is seriously affecting Melbourne's heart and close suburbs in a radius of the city.
I would probably say depressed or hammered from the expense to live. 🎉🎉🎉🎉
I'm Melbourne born and bred. 1970. I've lived out of the city for half my life now. I go back and I can't believe the place. It's dark, and it's noisy. Its soul is gone.
Remote rural off grid NSW here
Someday I can tell my grandkids that I remember when San Francisco and NYC were great vibrant cities. I went to SF about 15 years ago and absolutely loved it. We walked everywhere. It was clean and exciting and never once felt unsafe. Then about 7 years ago I went to NYC at the height of the economy and I walked everywhere and it was vibrant and booming. So sad what these woke politicians did and actively destroyed these once beautiful places in such a short time.
NO NYC is still okay. I was in SF chinatown back in 2008 and it was nice. Nobody is wearing masks in NYC except for just a few.
Covid absolutely put a damper on things. Cities are not nearly back because everyone as gotten over their big city fear of missing out on something and are moving out. The only ones staying are the homeless, drug addicts, and criminals. Raise your glass for the families and small businesses that have decided to stay and weather it out
NY in the 70's, 80's and 90's was absolutely horrible. What are you talking about lol.
yeah nyc isn’t this bad. definitely not the same as before covid buuut no comparison
@@tijldeclerck7772 we it wasn't that bad I survived it. Came to NYC from China in 1982 and survived it all
This looks much better than in 2019.
“If you’re going to San Francisco be sure to wear a flower in your hair……..” 😭😭😭😭
It might get you raped nowadays.
Seeing it now, you might get killed for being positive minded 😮
As Gertrude Stein said: there is no there there.
Quite dumpy for a once beautiful and classy city! Sad!
I was expecting worse.
My hometown. Now, just a shell of its former self.
addiction is the only prison where the key is inside
Addiction is a CHOICE……..
How about the internal prison of ideological thinking!!
Allowing all that fentanyl in made Joe biden way more than 10%.
Only prison where they sell the key to stay inside!!
I used to do leasing in the TL... Its so sad and infuriating... Theres good families that live there and their kids play on the street and theres needles all over the place and passed out/strung out pieces of shit that just dont care but im "required" to worry about the idiot that chose the life of drug use and not care much for the good people that have to live in that area.......
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Those skid marks in the middle of the street right at the beginning !
Yep, I had been all over that city years ago and there were none of those before.
Sideshows... Those skidmarks are all over the place.
That was cool, thankyou 👀🇺🇸🕊Huntington Beach.
Thanks for watching from Huntington Beach 🏖🏝👍
Lived a block or two above the tenderloin area of the first five minutes of the scooter ride in 2001-02. All the homeless and vagrants were there then. But back then you even see some homeless and crazies in a good mood. What is missing is the people walking around excited to do something or on the way to something cool.
The Tenderloin has always been considered a "rough area", but it just seems to have gotten worse. I stopped going to San Francisco 20 years ago, when it started to be unsafe , even during the day.
That's not SF! That's a back lot set in the San Fernando valley!
Did you mention the time of day? I see so many stories closed its it early or are they out of business? And yes it’s great video footage you took
around 2pm - 3pm :)
My city of birth how cool. Thank you much for this video.
I have lived here since 1975. I don't get why people bash SF so much. Every city has its ghetto. Tenderloin is one of the cleanest and most controlled areas of urban blight out there. Even though I live in a "good" neighborhood in SF now I will have no issues and will feel safe going to any shop or restaurant in the Tenderloin.
Come on man it has the highest crime rate in the city.
You must have very low standards. Do you realize there are 3000 miles east of San Francisco that are not like this?
I think you are the one with low standards.
@@willchristie2650
So sad it's from mayor to supervisor that destroyed a wonderful city when they needed tough punishment and the ridiculous ideas on drug crime problems
I moved away from there in 2019 after 35 years. So familiar all the streets. Sad that there are sooo many druggies etc. However SF always survives. Now is a good buying opportunity
What day of the week did you video tape this street scenes?
This was on a Saturday afternoon
6:50 2 best part of this video 👍👍
the only good part.
In the words of Bette Davis "WHAT A DUMP"
Thank you for the walking tour.
Our pleasure!
You went past the law school I attended from 95-98. Brings back memories. Wow has San Francisco become dystopian. Sad.
At 0:21 That lady and her dog are Rocking It in their matching outfits
U.N. Plaza and the Tenderloin: a perfect fit somehow.
Almost by design 🤔
Hello, your video is very impressive, I come from a Vietnamese village❤
wow, I havent been back in 9 years, sad to see so much closed.
One of the problems in San Francisco is that all the amenities and facilities to help the homeless and addicted are right in the Center of the city and are highly visible. Move them out of the Center.
Homeless and addiction are thriving industries in California. Politicians don't want it to end.
Are you serious?
This is nothing to joke about.
@@katiee.4396 Nonprofits don't want it to end.
@@attitune Absolutely. It's a thriving industry.
The new medieval city. 1900's USA
Good content
Tenderloin more like Chuck beef district....lol
Right there in the street at the start of the video, says a lot about who's behind the lawlessness.
Tenderloin has always been bad
the early 20yr olds showing up to the protest late and still wanting their insta pics
Lots of boarded up storefronts and few people on the sidewalks. But most parking spaces are occupied, and with what looks like late-model cars. No clunkers. 🤔
San Francisco, Here I Come, Can't wait to experience taking a poop in the street, Fun times to be had in "The Dump By the Bay".
what a dump. I wouldn't want to be riding around there at night. lol anytime for that matter.......
My old playground! We did quirky things like have these throw up 'mini yard sales all around Larkin and Polk...stay up all night:)) I really miss SF....
Love that!
And that minipark at Larkin & Polk was supposed to be a safe place for little kids to play.
Bro my plan is to move from Midwest to Berkeley CA
Wtf i thought SF is like in movies with panoramic views with those beautiful hills.. ocean views and great good-looking well dressed people
YOU JUST SCREWED MY LIFE
wtf is for real this bad
My sister has lived in SF since 1983 or so … she became quite wealthy and owns a place in sf and a ranch north of the city. I used to love to visit her but she has changed and so has the city .. I don’t like it at all .. either of those changes … don’t want to go back knowing what it, and she, has become
Zombies 🧟♀️
The next Detroit!
Looks like a video game filled with NPC's
A dystopian nightmare.
Barely any people!
Personel view: SF is so much better than NYC
Are u crazy nyc is way better than SF
@@Bruh-kl3vr You are trippin🤣
SF is borderline dead
Can you walk by my friends salon next time? I think it's near union street. It's called sweet asylum... You were close to it , I think... I'm not sure what it looks like though, I haven't been there yet, but it would be super fun to see it!
Aaa the Streets of San Francisco! LOT less crowded than the streets of Boston N.E. 💪
It's so empty